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"After that scare I'm afraid the boys will have to go without a bird dog," Tavia said that night as she and Dorothy were brushing their hair before the latter's dressing-glass.
Tavia and Jennie and Ned and Nat were almost inseparable during the daytime; but when the time came to retire the flyaway girl had to have an old-time "confab," as she expressed it, with her chum.